Merry Christmas from Legal-Ease International Inc.

From all of us al Legal-Ease International 
The World Leader in Legal English
www.legalenglish.com

University of San Diego School of Law - Happy Holidays!

Legal-Ease International Students and Colleagues!

The University of San Diego School of Law wishes you a wonderful
holiday season and all the best in the coming year.

Happy Holidays!
Graduate and International Programs
www.sandiego.edu/law

University of San Diego School of Law
5998 Alcalá Park
San Diego, CA 92110-2492  

Apply to the UC Davis LL.M Program

Are you thinking about applying to our LL.M. program? University of California, Davis, School of Law, has been recognized as one of the nation’s most inclusive law schools, according to the Princeton Review. UC Davis School of Law Dean Kevin R. Johnson says, “We at UC Davis School of Law are proud that, among American law schools, we have a unique combination of academic excellence and diversity in our faculty, students and staff.” Apply today!

Instructions on how to apply: https://law.ucdavis.edu/llm/admissions.htmlhttps://law.ucdavis.edu/llm/admissions.html

LL.M. Application (PDF): https://law.ucdavis.edu/llm/files/LLM-application.pdf
Read the article, "UC Davis School of Law makes Princeton Review's national top 10" here: https://law.ucdavis.edu/news/news.aspx?id=9169https://law.ucdavis.edu/news/news.aspx?id=9169
For any questions, please contact llm@ucdavis.edu!

#UCDavisLLM #UCDavisInternational #UCDavisSchoolofLaw 

San Diego this January! University of San Diego LL.M

Picture yourself in San Diego this January!  LLM applications are still being accepted for Spring, but time is running out. The application deadline is  November 1st, so  apply now!
https://www.sandiego.edu/law/academics/llm-programs/ 

 

Law Graduate and International Programs

Phone: (619) 260-4596

Fax: (619) 260-2218

llminfo@sandiego.edu

Loyola University New Orleans College of Law NEW WEBSITE

Loyola University New Orleans College of Law has a NEW WEBSITE 

Visit today to get information on LL.M programs, Admissions, Careers, Law Clinics and More....
http://law.loyno.edu/

For more information on LL.M programs for Foreign Lawyers visit
 http://law.loyno.edu/llm-program

Email : Maria Pabon LL.M Program Directory  mlopez@loyno.edu 

 

Questions and Answers on Online LL.M programs

 

  How long does it take to get your LL.M. degree online?

Most LL.M. online degrees can be completed in one to two years of full-time study and require 24 to 26 credits.

How much does an online LL.M. degree cost?

The cost of an LL.M. degree online depends on several factors. State residency is an important consideration, since many colleges and universities charge higher tuition for out-of-state students. However, some schools charge flat tuition for online students regardless of residency. Technology fees are another key factor; these fees often apply to online students but not their brick-and-mortar counterparts.

Per-credit costs for an LL.M. degree typically range from $1,000 to $2,300. Students should expect to pay between $24,000 and $60,000 in total tuition.

Online LL.M. degree admissions requirements

Admission for a Master of Laws program typically requires a degree in law – a J.D. or an equivalent degree from outside of the United States. Other admission requirements include a resume, a personal statement, transcripts and letters of recommendation. Although most online Master of Laws degrees do not require LSAT scores, international students may need to submit TOEFL scores.

Choosing an accredited online LL.M. degree program

A school's accreditation impacts course credit transferability, as well as student eligibility for federal financial aid, so students should ensure the school offering the program has earned national or regional accreditation.

For a list of great LL.M programs visit http://www.legalenglish.com/llm/classifieds.php
At Legal-Ease International Inc. The World Leader in Legal English
info@legalenglish.com  Dena Falken Esq.

Tips to Writing a Law School Personal Statement

 Tips for Writing a Law School Personal Statement 

Robynn Allveri joined the University of San Diego School of Law in 2015 as Assistant Director of Graduate and International Programs Her primary responsibilities include admissions, scholarships, marketing, recruitment, and general administration of the law school’s LLM and MSLS programs. She is a member of the Arizona State Bar and is admitted to the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
To help you achieve the success you deserve with your LLM applications the 
she has contributed to an article  with tips on writing the personal statement:
ARTICLE

For more information in the University of San Diego LLM program click here: http://www.sandiego.edu/law/admissions/llm/application.php
email : rallveri@sandiego.edu 

 

Online LL.M Information at Legal-Ease International Inc.

Online LLM Information

Definition of an Online LLM Degree:
A LLM degree is an abbreviation of the Latin Legum Magister, which means Master of Laws degree. It's an internationally recognized postgraduate law degree usually obtained by completing one-year of full-time study, or two years of part-time study. There are many online options for a LLM degree. Often those who pursue LLM degree do so to gain expertise in a specialized field of law, for example in the area of tax law or international law.

Usually lawyers are not required to hold a LLM degree. In addition, an LLM degree doesn't qualify someone to practice law. Therefore students must first obtain a professional degree in law, such as the Juris Doctor (JD) degree, before the LLM program. A JD degree will only offer basic skills and knowledge to become a lawyer. On the other hand a LLM degree can provide you with many benefits in your law career and can offer you specializations in a particular area of law. A lawyer with an LLM degree has acquired advanced and specialized legal training, which means they're more marketable to law firms. Typically a LLM graduate is also qualified to work in a multinational legal environment. LLM graduates who seek to relocate and practice in another country, or expand their area of practice to multinational issues, will succeed with this degree.

Graduation requirements vary depending on the program. Typically a LLM degree is 24 or more credits. It requires at least eight core courses to graduate. Additionally, elective courses are often required from other concentrations. Sometimes programs are research-oriented and require you to write a thesis, while others only offer classes and coursework.

Different Types of Online LLM Degrees
Worldwide there are an extensive range of LLM programs. That is why online learning for LLM degrees is becoming so popular. One example is the LLM in taxation degree offered by Boston University. Rather than traveling to another location in the world to get this advanced degree you can get an International degree in the comfort of your home. Additionally, because there are so many different programs, including online programs, you can find a program that will focus on almost any area of the law that you're interested in.

Many LLM schools, both online and not, allow you to freely design your own program of study from the school's upper-level courses and seminars. There are also pre-created specializations at a variety of schools. One of the most popular U.S. LLM degrees is in tax law, sometimes known as an MLT (Master of Laws in Taxation). Other developing areas of study in the U.S. and Europe include, but are not limited to:

• Bankruptcy Law
• E-Commerce
• International Tax Law
• Banking Law
• Financial Services Law
• Insurance Law
• Compliance and Risk Management
• Fraud and Security Risk Management
• Commercial Law
• Environmental Law
• Corporate Law
• International Law
• Constitutional Law
• Maritime Law
• Litigation
• Human Rights Law
• Trial Advocacy
• Intellectual Property Law
• Financial Services Law
• Wealth Management
• Capital Markets

There are also schools that offer innovative degrees in concentrated courses such as Prosecutorial Sciences or Space and Telecommunications Law. Other programs focus on teaching foreign lawyers the basic legal principles of the host country (also known as a "comparative law" degree). Occasionally there are even programs conducted in more than one language, which would give you the opportunity to undertake classes in different languages.

Financial Assistance Options for Online LLM Degrees
Payment for an LLM program is always a consideration.

Fortunately many online programs offer financial assistance to those who qualify. This assistance comes in the form of merit-based scholarships and grants to top LLM applicants. The first step in looking for financial resources would be to contact the school�s financial aid office. These offices will not only tell you what scholarships and grants are available from the school itself, but they�ll also aid you in the search for other sources of financing.

There are also many outside sources of funding in the form of scholarships and grants. The government is probably the first step in searching for financial support. There are many merit-based scholarships for applicants with exceptional academic and professional records through government programs. These applicants typically show the most potential for future success, which is why the government and other organizations want to offer scholarships. Some of these scholarships are offered by the scholarship directory for scholarship opportunities.

Loans are also available to students who can't pay for their education. Loans differ form scholarships and grants in that you must pay them back. Banks, private institutions, and online lenders offer student loans.

Legal-Ease International Inc
The World Leader in Legal English
www.legalenglish.com
info@legalenglish.com

LL.M programs for International Students

Thousands of international students apply to study law in the USA every year. But how do you know if a school is right for you? It’s easy to apply based on rankings, but without visiting the campus or understanding what the school and location offers it’s impossible to know if it’s where you’re meant to be. This guide provides a simple breakdown of the top institutions in the US and how to choose where to study law.

Top Regions for Studying Law

When looking at law schools some of the most sought after institutions are located in the northeastern region of the US; many Ivy Leagues like Harvard, Yale, and Columbia, are located in the northeast and are considered the best in the country for a degree in law. The benefit of attending one of these schools is that they are internationally recognized as some of the best in the world for almost any subject. Graduating from a well-known school in this region automatically gives you an advantage when searching for a job in law.
Many of the world’s top politicians, academics and lawyers come from a background of studying law at a northeastern institution. Harvard for example is not only in the top 10 schools in the US, but it ranks at number six in the world on average and is host to many students from around the world. The region has some of the oldest law schools in the country, including NYU founded in 1835. This means that partnerships with law firms and support from alumni are well-established, and attending one of these schools provides you with opportunities that are much harder to access in other states.
Several of the top law firms are located in New York City, Boston, Washington D.C. and Philadelphia, making the northeastern region of the US a great place to find internships and shadowing opportunities as a student. Networking and references as a student can have an influence on a law firm’s hiring process. When attending a school in the northeast you will have plenty of opportunities to establish connections and start paving the way for a successful degree in law.

The Right Fit

The top 10 law schools in the US have similar entry standards and tuition fees, but vary in terms of career opportunity. Where you choose to study will likely form the basis for your career in law. If you study in New York, you will be prepared to take the bar exam for New York state; the same goes for any other state you choose to study in. Transitioning from a law school in one region of the US to a career in a different region is difficult as state law varies dramatically, and preparing for the bar exam in another state can be a lengthy and costly transition.
The type of law you ultimately want to specialize in also determines where should choose to study; for example, if you want to go into corporate law, Colombia University or New York University (NYU), which rank 5th and 6th nationally, will provide you with the courses and internship opportunities for a career in this field in New York. However, if you choose to study in California there are excellent opportunities in admiralty and maritime law, bankruptcy law, criminal law and taxation law. The University of California - Berkeley ranks at number 9 in the US and offers several specializations for law graduates.
It’s important to consider where you want to work as a lawyer once you graduate. There is little point paying high-fees and completing a challenging law degree in a state that does not interest you for your future career, or for gaining hands-on work experience in. Choosing a top institution will provide you with the opportunity to carry out a law internship in a local firm, to network and to gain vital experience for your career in law. If you choose to move after your degree and study for the bar in a different state, much of the hard work you put into your graduate degree will be lost. If you plan to practice law in other parts of the world, like your home country, before you start your degree program make sure you research where you want to practice law and if they accept lawyers with a J.D. degree.

Thinking Forward

With institutions across the US offering degrees in law, it’s important to think beyond the top 10 universities and consider the right choice for you. The top 10 certainly has its benefits, with major law firms turning to these institutions for their yearly graduate intake. However, there are many reputable law schools across the US, and because of the importance of the bar exam, the top law schools in each state will lead to opportunities in major firms within those regions.


For a list of law schools in different parts of the country visit

http://www.legalenglish.com/llm/
Legal-Ease International Inc
The World Leader in Legal English
www.legalenglish.com
info@legalenglish.com

Loyola University LL.M program welcomes LL.M students

 

Loyola University New Orleans has top tier LL.M. program in United States Law for international students. With a maximum of 20 students each year, our dedicated faculty and staff can devote all the time and attention you need to get the most out of your time at Loyola.

For more information on the fabulous program visit  http://law.loyno.edu/llm-program

Contact : Victoria Luwisch: valuwisc@loyno.edu

Loyola University New Orleans 2018-19 LL.M. Class

Marleny Flores

Home country: Honduras

Degree: LL.B., National University Honduras

Fikire Getachew

Home country: Ethiopia

Degree: LL.M., Tulane University 

Degree: LL.B., Addis Ababa University School of Law

Kaila Hutchison

Home country: U.S.

Degree: J.D., Florida Coastal School of Law

Muath Khleifat

Home country: Jordan

Degree: LL.M. in Corporate Law, Widener University Law School  

Degree: LL.B., Applied Science University

Ly-Von Le

Home country: Vietnam

Degree: LL.B., Ho Chi Minh University of Law

Wilma Hernandez Mestre

Home country: Cuba

Degree: LL.B., Universidad de la Havana

Bibiana Ordonez Vallecilla

Home country: Colombia

Degree: LL.B., Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia

Karolyn Romero Santos

Home country: Dominican Republic

Degree: LL.B., Universidad del Caribe

Eric Whitehead

Home country: U.S.  

Degree: J.D., Louisiana State University Law Center


Visit the Loyola LL.M program website for more information:
http://law.loyno.edu/llm-program 

Legal-Ease International Inc provides list of top LL.M programs in the U.S.

September is the perfect time of year to start thinking about LL.M programs in the U.S.

For a list of Fabulous LL.M programs in the U.S. visit the Legal-Ease International Inc. website at
http://www.legalenglish.com/llm/

Searchour list of excellent programs at
http://www.legalenglish.com/llm/lawschool.php

For any additional questions contact Dena Falken Esq. at
info@legalenglish.com

Loyola University New Orleans LL.M progam information Facebook page

Vist the Facebook page for Loyola School of Law LL.M programs

Get information on Courses, Registration, Programs and more.....

https://www.facebook.com/loynollmintl/

For more information on Programs for International Students, visit the webpage at
http://law.loyno.edu/llm-program 

 

UC Davis Law Application for Admission

Have you started your application for the 2019-2020 LL.M. program at UC Davis School of Law? Applying is easy with both online and mail-in options! We recommend submitting your application before January 10, and our team is here to answer any questions you have along the way.
 Email us at llm@ucdavis.edu for more information! 
https://law.ucdavis.edu/llm/admissions.html 

 

Welcome LL.M class of 2019 UC Davis LLM class of 2019!

Welcome LL.M. class of 2019! These incredible students come to UC Davis School of Law from all seven continents, bringing with them expertise from a variety of legal and business backgrounds. Dean Kevin Johnson and Associate Dean Beth Greenwood enjoyed personally welcoming students to King Hall this morning.

For more information to apply for next year visit  https://law.ucdavis.edu/llm/ 

 

UC Davis School of Law now accepting applications for Fall 2019 and winter 2020

LL.M. applications for fall 2019 and winter 2020 starts are now open!

 Make this coming academic year the one in which your educational dreams come true. Applying is easy online (via LSAC or our free UC Davis online application), by email or by postal mail.

 Contact us at llm@ucdavis.edu for assistance, and learn more here:
https://law.ucdavis.edu/llm/admissions.html

https://law.ucdavis.edu/llm/admissions.html

University of San Diego School of Law - Graduate Law Student Orientation

Graduate Law Student Orientation (Aug. 13)
The School of Law is pleased to welcome Fall 2018 students to our LLM, MS in Legal Studies, and Exchange programs! Orientation begins at 3:00 pm in Warren Hall 2A. Incoming students should direct any questions to lawgradprograms@sandiego.edu.

  Visit the website for more information https://www.sandiego.edu/law/academics/llm-programs/

LL.M news, Law School News for the Foreign Lawyer Dena Falken/ Legal-Ease International

LL.M News Blog

Register for the LL.M news blog
www.legalenglish.com
info@legalenglish.com
#DenaFalken, #DenaFalkenEsq., #LegalEaseInternational

Legal-Ease International Seminar in Mexico City Dena Falken

Legal-Ease International Inc
www.legalenglish.com info@legalenglish.com
#DenaFalken #DenaFalkenEsq. #LegalEaseInternationalInc.
#TheWorldLeaderinLegalEnglish
https://youtu.be/3sT5LsDWnNo

LL.M application process Legal-Ease International Inc.

After you send your LLM application and other materials to LLM Credential Assembly Service–requiring law schools, the schools will contact us directly to request your law school report. When your CAS file is complete, your report will be sent. The initial law school report will be generated based on the program’s specifications for transcripts and LORs.

• If a school requires that both LORs and transcripts be processed by LSAC, the minimum number of LORs must be received by LSAC and all transcript requirements must be satisfied, including receipt of the JD/LLB transcript or the completion of the AACRAO evaluation, before a report will be generated.
• If a school requires that only LORs be processed by LSAC, the minimum number of LORs must be received before a report will be generated.
• If a school requires that only transcripts be processed by LSAC, the JD/LLB transcript must be received and processed or the AACRAO evaluation must be completed before a report will be generated.

Law school reports are $30 for each program to which you apply.
You may purchase a report when you submit your electronic application to an LLM program through LSAC. We are unable to send law school reports at your request; the law school(s) to which you apply will request your report.
If you are not submitting a law school application through LSAC, you may pay for a law school report by adding a report to your Shopping Cart from the Apply/Applications page of your LLM Credential Assembly Service account.
Reports include

• transcript copies, if applicable;
• transcript evaluation, if applicable;
• letters of recommendation, if applicable; and
• TOEFL/IELTS score, if applicable.

Updated Law School Reports

If you have a current LSAC LLM Credential Assembly Service file, LSAC will routinely send report updates to law schools to which you have applied at no additional charge when

• LSAC receives an updated transcript within the same admission year;
• an error in a transcript or evaluation is reported and corrected within the same admission year. A revised official transcript clearly marked as “corrected copy” is necessary to correct transcript errors; or
• LSAC receives an additional letter of recommendation within the same admission year up to the limit set by the law school. (Each law school can specify at what point in its admission process it will receive letters. Therefore, if you apply to multiple schools, some may receive your letters sooner than others.)

Upon submission of an official request from the law school, the original transcript(s) received by LSAC will be forwarded to the law school where the applicant intends to or has matriculated. If there is a change in the matriculation status, it is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure the original transcripts are received by the appropriate law school.

For information on LL.M programs visit http://www.legalenglish.com/llm/classifieds.php

Legal-Ease International Inc.with Dena Falken The World Leader in Legal English

See our new  Biography on Prabook
https://prabook.com/web/dena.falken/3744867
Dena Falken
Legal-Ease International Inc.
The World Leader in Legal English
Dena Falken Esq.
www.legalenglish.com info@legalenglish.com

 Dena Falken of Legal-Ease International Inc teaching a Legal-Ease Seminar in Honduras

UC Davis Annual Summer Programs Barbecue

The first week of class ended with hard-earned relaxation for #UCDavisOAL students and their families at the annual Summer Programs Barbecue!

For more information on UC Davis LL.M program for Foreign lawyers and summer programs visit the website at  https://law.ucdavis.edu/llm/ 
or email llm@ucdavis.edu 

Happy 4th of July to all our Legal-Ease Students!

Wishing all our Legal-Ease students, clients, colleagues a Wonderful 4th of July!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMERICA
info@legalenglish.com
www.legalenglish.com

Still time to submit your LL.M application for UC Davis School of Law

There is still time to submit your LL.M. application! UC Davis School of Law accepts applications for the 2018-19 LL.M. class through the start of the academic year in August. With Fall and Spring start options, we make sure that you can pursue your educational goals year-round. Contact us at llm@ucdavis.edu for more information.

The LL.M degree

 

 

The LLM degree is an advanced law certification that has global credibility. LLM programs offered by US law schools are desirable for international students who wish to gain global credentials  -If you are interested in information on LLM programs contact info@legalenglish.com  We can assist with applications, schools and all information!

Please visit http://www.legalenglish.com/llm/ for more information

Loyola University LL.M program for Foreign Lawyers

 

 

We take your education personally

When you commit to coming to the United States for your Master’s of Law (LL.M.) degree, you deserve a school that will show the same amount commitment to you. The LL.M. program at Loyola is designed to bring a personal approach to your studies. With a maximum of 20 students each year, our dedicated faculty and staff can devote all the time and attention you need to get the most out of your time at Loyola.
Louisiana is the only mixed jurisdiction state in the country, which means Loyola is one of just a few schools that can offer certificates in common and civil law This will provide you with added flexibility in deciding where to practice—whether that’s in Louisiana, around the United States or almost anywhere in the world. But while you’re in school you will spend the year living in one of the most international and culturally diverse cities in the country: New Orleans
Explore the links below to learn more about the Loyola LL.M. program or if you have specific questions please email program coordinator Brian Bennett at bmbennet@loyno.edu.

Structuring International Joint Ventues program at UC Davis Aug 5-18

Do you want this to be your campus? This August, learn about complex international and U.S. business and legal transactions and acquire practical skills for representing your clients in international joint ventures by coming to UC Davis School of Law! The Structuring International Joint Ventures specialized program, from August 5-August 18, is offered in rotation with two other specialized programs: The Global Trading System (offered in August 2019) and Financing International Transactions (offered in August 2020). Don't miss your chance to study this special topic with law school faculty from the UC Davis and outstanding legal practitioners and business experts representing major California firms that perform international legal work. To sign up, visit our website at: https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07eehpqlp01f933e92&oseq&c&ch 

For more information on the fabulous LL.M program for Foreign Lawyers click here

https://law.ucdavis.edu/llm/

University of San Diego School of Law ranked top 5 school for LLM in International Law

The University of San Diego School of Law was just listed in International Jurist's top 5 law schools for LLM programs in International Law.  Our LLM programs are highlighted on pages 32 and 51.

 For more information on this fabulous LL.M program visit the website at https://www.sandiego.edu/law/academics/llm-programs/

Expand your Legal Education at the University of Hawaii

Meet lawyers from around the World! Expand your Legal knowledge at the University of Hawaii,
William Richardson School of Law
Visit the website and discover why HAWAII is a great place to study!
When you take a break from your studies, Hawai‘i offers opportunities for year-round recreation, including golf, surfing, football, hiking and cultural events. The variety of places to eat, shop, dance, explore and relax is unmatched anywhere.
https://www.law.hawaii.edu/llm 

William Richardson School of Law, Honolulu Hawaii Graduate Law Programs

Come study at the University of Hawaii, Manoa School of Law
The University of Hawaii offers foreign law graduates two excellent opportunities to gain a broader understanding of the U.S. legal system: the Master of Laws (LLM) Program or the Advanced JD (AJD) Program. The LLM Program is a one-year Master's degree course, while the AJD Program enables candidates to earn a Juris Doctor degree in as little as two years. The LSAT examination is not required by applicants for either program.
For more information on this fabulous Law School visit https://www.law.hawaii.edu/

UC Davis LL.M fair May 11

India, we have an LL.M. fair coming to you this Friday, May 11th! The International Indian Bar Association is hosting this incredible (FREE) opportunity to meet law schools and universities from the U.S., Europe, Canada, and Australia. Sign up for your on-on-one meeting with UC Davis staff here to get personalized answers to questions regarding applications, admissions, scholarships, and more! http://india-ucdavis.fyllm.com/http://india-ucdavis.fyllm.com/
Friday, May 11th - Bangalore LL.M. Fair, Hotel Taj West End
Don't miss this opportunity! Register for the fair and learn more here: http://www.inballmfairs.in
 /http://www.inballmfairs.in/ 

For more information on the LL.M program for UC Davis School of Law visit the LLM page at
https://law.ucdavis.edu/llm/
A prefect place for Foreign Lawyers to get an LLM in the US!

USD Holds special Reunion event in Mexico City

USD Holds fabulous event in Mexico City

The event was a 10-Year Reunion for all USD alumni (law school + other schools).  It was hosted by USD's  Comité México and took place on April 26th at Club Piso 51 in Mexico City.  Law Dean Stephen Ferruolo presided.  One of the LLM alumni in attendance was Alvaro Altamirano (1995).

For more information on the LL.M program at USD please click here
https://www.sandiego.edu/law/academics/llm-programs/
or email lawgradprograms@sandiego.edu

Legal- Ease International Building

Master legal English

Legal-Ease International Software 3.2

Here are just ten reasons (of many) why you should choose UC Davis School of Law for your LL.M. Contact us at llm@ucdavis.edu with your questions! We review and accept applications year-round.
Read more lhttps://law.ucdavis.edu/jd/top-10-reasons.html

Top 10 Reasons to Choose UC Davis School of Law

• World-Class Reputation: King Hall has a nationally recognized faculty, a world-class student body, and an international reputation to match.

• Employer Access: With its proximity to California's capital, the Bay Area, and Silicon Valley, and an alumni network that stretches from coast to coast, King Hall offers access to numerous employers of every kind and every size in all locations; private law firms, federal, state and local government agencies, public interest organizations, and non-legal businesses alike greatly respect and value the UC Davis J.D.
  
• More Aid, Less Debt: King Hall's substantial financial aid and scholarship support have consistently placed the  School of Law among national leaders in generosity of financial aid and helped students to attend with lower educational debt.
  
• Real World Learning: King Hall students complement classroom learning with hands-on experience participating in cutting-edge research and real-world lawyering. Faculty fully integrate students into their ambitious research and practice activities.
  
• The King Hall Community: Our friendly, supportive, and collaborative environment stands in stark contrast to the cutthroat atmosphere of many other top law schools.
  
• Friendly, Brilliant, Diverse: King Hall, home to the only "majority-minority" faculty of a leading American law school, is committed to recruiting and retaining a student body that is both brilliant and diverse. Our vibrant and multicultural environment includes scores of student groups, award-winning student-run trial programs and appellate advocacy programs, and innovative clinics and externship opportunities.
  
• Location, Location, Location: King Hall has proximity to leading institutions of law, government and business. UC Davis' location, an hour from the Bay Area and 15 minutes from California's state capital, connects students to centers of activity in law, policy and commerce.
  
• Alumni Who Care: Our graduates' sincere love for their time at King Hall translates to strong alumni networks in the Bay Area, Los Angeles, San Diego, Sacramento, as well as metropolitan areas throughout the nation and the world.
  
• The Legacy of Dr. King: UC Davis School of Law is committed to the ideals of social justice and equality espoused by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., for whom the law school building is named. This commitment is expressed in our dedication to public service, diversity, and all aspects of our mission.
  
• State-of-the-Art Facilities: Students have 24-hour access to a truly state-of-the-art facility that blends technology with a true community and seriousness of purpose.
  
  
  
  
  
  

 Register for an LL.M today! For more information on this excellent program visit the website at
https://law.ucdavis.edu/llm/